1.° Petri de Herentals, Canonici Praemonstratensis et Prioris Floreffiensis, chronicon ab orbe condito ad annum Christi 1385. — 2.° Anonymi chronica de translatione Imperii ad Germanos. — 3.° Bulla aurea Caroli IV. — 4.° Leges promulgatae in curia Metensi, per Carolum IV. Imperatorem, anno Domini 1356. — 5.° Forma coronationis Imperatoris et de benedictione et coronatione Imperatricis. — 6.° Gesta Romanorum Pontificum, à Cleto Papa ad annum Christi 1379. — 7.° Decretum donationis Constantini Magni de patrimonio ecclesiae : initium desideratur.

Colbertinus

Les établissements de S. Louis, et ordonnance de Philippe le Hardi du 7 janvier 1277.

Contient : 1 « Ce sont les rebriches de ce livre qui est des establissemens le roi de France... » (fol. D.-K.) Le texte commence (fol. 1) par : « Ce sont les establissemenz le roi de France que le prevost de Paris et d'Orliens tiennent à leur plaiz. La première rebriche est de l'office au prevost. Le prevost de Paris et de Orliens si tandront ceste fourme an leur ples... » et finit (fol 98 v°) par : «... car mes sires li rois si deffant les armes et les chevauchiées, selonc les establissemenz. Explicit » ; 2 Ordonnance de Philippe le Hardi, sur l'instruction des procès. 7 janvier 1277. « Ci commencent li establissemenz du roi Phelippe, noble roi de France, faiz à Pariz, l'an de l'Incarnation nostre Segneur mil CC IIIIXX III (sic) moins, u mois de genvier, au pallement de La Chandeleur... »

Français 1356

Contient : 1° « Petit Livre des fortunes infortunez de toutes creatures humaines, tant hommes comme femmes, selon les.XII. mois de l'an, lesqùelz sont colloquiez ou zodyacre et ce non tesmoingne le tres saige philozophe et astrologien Tholomée » ; 2° Recettes de médecine ; 3° « Les Vertus et proprietez de l'erbe nommée melice » ; 4° Pronostics tirés du premier jour de l'an ; 5° Pronostication pour l'an 1454 ; 6° « Arrest et condampnation » du « connestable de St Pol » ; 7° Stances sur les Lyonnaises ; 8° Ballade en réponse aux Stances (fol. 39), avec ce Refrain : « Paris sans per, invincible sentence »

Trajetória acadêmica: Prof. Dra. Christina Larroude de Paula Leite

Professora Christina Larroude de Paula Leite fala de sua carreira na Fundação Getulio Vargas

Occurrence of gustducin-immunoreactive cells in von Ebner's glands of guinea pigs

An immunohistochemical examination of guinea-pig taste buds in vallate papillae revealed gustducin-immunoreactive cells in the area of von Ebner’s glands, minor salivary glands. Since there have been no reports describing those cells in these locations for other species, we investigated these glands in order both to localize the cells and compare their immunoreactive characteristics with corresponding cells in the vallate taste buds. The gustducin-immunoreactive cells coincided with cells containing no secretory granules in the end portion of the glands, which was supported by the electron-microscopic immunocytochemistry. Double immunofluorescence microscopy confirmed these cells to be entirely immunopositive to type III inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate receptor (IP3R-3), phospholipase Cβ2 (PLCβ2), and villin and also partly immunopositive to neuron-specific enolase (NSE) and calbindin D-28K. The gustducin-immunoreactive cells in the vallate taste buds exhibited completely the same immunoreactivities for these five molecules. Accordingly, the present results give credence to a consideration that the gustducin-immunnoreactive cells in both locations are identical in function(s) e.g., chemo-reception.

Christina Higgins. 2009. English as a Local Language

Christina Higgins credibly presents the situation of English in East Africa as scrutinized from four areas, which she investigated in the field: the newspaper journalism, annual beauty pageants for young women, the hip hop music of the youth, and advertisements. For me, as a Tanzanian, it has been a pleasure to review a book that illuminatingly documents the language situation, the cultural conceptualization and the localization of English that is taking place in the multilingual society in Tanzania.